To give you some background, the profile i've been given to work in doesn't have any admin rights so i am unable to install any APIs. I'm prolific with html and css, but new to JavaScript.
My client has designed a quiz with the aim of recipients posting to social media to share their results.
They would like to be able to get the information of anyone who shares from their social sign in.
Now, as I said earlier, i don't have access to an API, so this needs, ideally, to be done through JavaScript; I have been looking at using a Data lookup, but I'm not sure if this will work.
Is there any way of achieving this without the use of an API?
I've found a way of adding tracking to the links, so I can track the clicks to the social pages, but I need some way of capturing their social details if possible?
A possibility I've been flirting with is the use of a form that would somehow be invisible in Eloqua, that somehow captures the fields of the person logging in? Would this work, and if it would, how would I implement this? I have some code from a form that my predecessor built, that might be useful?
<form class="elq-form" method="post" name="socialShareFormExample" action="https://s216551651.t.eloqua.com/e/f2" onsubmit="showAssets();setTimeout(function(){if(document.querySelector){var s=document.querySelector('form#form53 input[type=submit]');if(s){s.disabled=true;}}},100);retu true;" id="form53" target="output_frame">
I'm thinking if i can somehow take the details and send them through an invisible form then i can capture who they are?